Given that the standard concentration formula is (M1V1=M2V2) and the Cu initial concentration is 63.55 mg/mL plus data table info:
What would be V1 and V2? Please show 2 examples from data table info.
Solution | Starting buret read. | Ending buret read. | Total Delivered | concentration |
1 mL | 22.89 mL | 23.91 mL | 1.02 mL | ? |
2 mL | 15.51 mL | 17.49 mL | 1.98 mL | ? |
4 mL | 17.49 mL | 21.69 mL | 4.20 mL | ? |
6 mL | 11.91 mL | 17.92 mL | 6.01 mL | ? |
8 mL | 13.59 mL | 21.56 mL | 7.97 mL | ? |
Lets consider the 1st and the 4th readings.
In the first reading, M1 = 63.55 mg/ml, V1= 1.02 ml, V2 = 1ml
M1*V1 = M2*V2
63.55*1.02 = M2*1
M2 = 64.821 mg/ml
In the fourth reading, M1=63.55mg/ml, V1= 4.2ml, V2 = 4ml
M1*V1 = M2*V2
63.55 * 4.2 = M2 * 4
M2 = 66.727 mg/ml
Given that the standard concentration formula is (M1V1=M2V2) and the Cu initial concentration is 63.55 mg/mL...